Best Dog Chew Toys

Benebone solved the biggest problem with flavored chews: the taste actually lasts because real bacon is infused throughout, not just coated on the surface. The wishbone shape lets dogs pin it down and gnaw with purpose, which most other chew toys make frustratingly difficult. Just monitor your dog closely — if they're the type to break off and swallow chunks, this isn't the right pick.

West Paw's Hurley is the chew toy you buy when you care about sustainability without sacrificing durability. The Zogoflex material is genuinely tough, dishwasher safe, and backed by a replacement guarantee that no other brand matches. It's the eco-conscious pick that actually holds up to daily abuse — not just greenwashing slapped on a mediocre product.

The DuraChew Textured Bone is the go-to recommendation for power chewers who destroy everything else. At under $9, you're getting months of chewing from a single bone, and the textured surface doubles as a dental scrubber. It's not glamorous, but it's the most cost-effective way to keep a determined chewer occupied and out of trouble.

The stuffable chew this subcategory lacked. The Benebone, West Paw and Nylabone picks above are all solid chews — nothing here held food. KONG's natural rubber bone has openings at both ends for treats or paste, which is what turns a chew into a twenty-minute occupier.